Tuesday, January 15, 2013

1/15 - 8pm - Just Plain Rain for Starkville, but Snow Later?

While the Delta region has been plagued by an ice storm yesterday and today we've been lucky enough here in Starkville to just be experiencing plain rain and temperatures above freezing. It's 35 degrees in Starkville right now and it still looks like we'll keep above freezing for the remainder of the overnight hours. A Flash Flood Watch is still in effect through late tonight for the area due to all the heavy rain we've had. As this rain begins to move out tomorrow evening there's a chance that some of this could as snow. It's not real clear who will get the most snow and how much, but there's at least some potential for light snow as we go through Wednesday night into Thursday morning. That forecast will continue to be fine-tuned throughout the day tomorrow. Check out my video below for all you need to plan your week!

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Ryan is the newest member of the WAVE 3 Storm Tracking Team. Each tornado season, Ryan is a tour guide and technical assistant with Storm Chasing Adventure Tours. He also served as the first-ever student member of the National Weather Association's Broadcast Meteorology Committee. His career path in meteorology comes after years of childhood interest and running a Louisville, Kentucky weather website called Ryan Weather during his high school years.